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Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

|-D T "A h EE ',R row .
Prders At EOS Vol Fourth street
zee 0 Dmodalions. .L3-s-
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

Fb a uIBI. rK A MIDDLE.
p woman for light Eoufr''rk
10 ttieet. jf2s
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

fD "A GOOD STOUT Roy
10. u ye'is Of age SO LlOE a
sLaii us tiyhth gtrest mar ct.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

LNoR SALE OK FXOEAN0e FOR A
z house 10 WtlmiLgsoa-l3 acres Of good
land handsomely SITUATED. ~ mites from
tho city 0kO - TUWN5L.SD, eis Mar
kot street. lau6 Nv
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

NOR sALE--THr GOOD wlLL.SuJCK
IL and nItures Of IN old and we'll estab-
In Cd drugstore. FRAZER b 90,
MOI n 3rd and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

ltD-A FA nm 10 WOnk ON
pes or al q salary. A dress FAR
no1 ID ltu-3tfs
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

ED-BO aRDERS 4 y $40 T.. end
Nicely fofntsnei Z IONS an " cd
a3ehable prices. dec20.2ott
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

IHUk RtNT-h HOCsE NEAR TIE
y u. u. Junction. PotsssIion lmme-
u ediateIy. n. u. Brown iT2t
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08


Tho following personal properly: tive
ood work AM diving botsts one coll, d
>esIs Old; nftee n good dairy cows, spne III
pront, others spripsing; one a.year-:la tnil,
four head Of young cattle, one fat ho<,
'hirtF psir OF chickens, two horss wagons.
one inch tread RI 4uinp gear new; one set
Of funnins gear FOR t"o bOises, sot = log
Sheela IN kopd order, lot OF old who's, pair
u frbnt VIII eelB, pTosd tire; two carls one
broad wheeled Tor one or = horsss; moii1e
1'achihe. wheat driil, WITH ubosph,Ie al
.cbmeut; new ayior rake, giaio fan, eD.n-
heller. lViler sled milk .waRoD, fn1der
wagon. whoeiberrow, 'Wo sleighs. Two bet-
'nantown carriages. one now; oight blows,
.ome nearly now, rood double harrow. Two
u nur chest geo toct Of p,.e DO ,ris and *
iois 8. sawn AK les, 200 pests, aud holol
lot rails, chestnut Il oak logs, aounIe
wagon harness, lead aud pin chains, pio"
nam. MIR wagon hairless, dearborn mar
less, collars, brides head halters, hynets
'oR chains, iof ked enains, Is COW cbaite. d
pound beam, rope aNd blocks. forks, rbko.,
'h0vtle, hoes, axes, auger, chest OF tools
SraiD bags, lot OF wool, 20 tons of hav, stost
zoo bushels OF wheat In tina ttrav; wheat by
mo bushel. hall interest IN 10 acros OF whost
n the ground, o .ts 10 the straw, lot OF wheat
'trhw ana oJrn fodder. corn blades by Toe
onpdie, l7b bushels OF fofn IN the ear 21o
shocxs of corn IN held bran by the ton. pd-
tatoeH by the bushel. - and 40 quart milk
'ans, churu, good butter tubs, tuckets
sho pans seal ADD wetghu, household
s"oas. oedsteads. bureaus, tables, three
lhIks cn'st', desk, chnjgs, stoves, carl eta,
kitchen uten lis and many articles not here
IN enumt rated. Conditions OF sale: A credit
o .o. ~ menus viii be given on all sums oil
MILLER tORwoOD,
JOSEPH tohWO ID.
a - .NtV ~ AZ
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

CyOk krN r-SrORE PROPERTY, UOR
x 18th and ratnaii streets. Apply on y o
premisSs. II So
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

Y0UR SALE-< tIhsr.OLASS FARms
Il IN Che'ter ucunty, Pa and Cec,i Co
ND or would exchange for city property.
address q u. this On, 30. 10 cod Ste
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

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ea''hps|
|ls5rs.,l
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

rOR RESr-4 ACrFS ~ UR1UND,
with good clay TOR m liking nrfcR, near
the West Janction. on the h. h U. kailroad,
2 miles from Whining on. Apply to NJ. I.
Y JOLE, To4 Market Al. DO tn tn saw
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

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4 ELk,oe eouNTY

~ Regular Sessions of District Court,
Second Monday in. January, May aud septem.
Der. RR. BIGELOW. Judve.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

Short travelling seasons will be in order
for 1873. L0tta, w. J. Fiorence. Jos JEFF
ferson aud sol Smith Russell are among
the stars who propose 10 make brief tours
of from fourteen 10 twenty-siK weeks dura-
ton. Fanny Davenport declares that she
win travel only twenty weeks. and conlne
herself to Fedora Tnes tell il as a com
ical hobby of Florence thar ne never en-
cages actors for his company on longer
than ten weeks contract. though he al
ways keeps them out thirty 10 fortT. JEFF
ferson has for several seasons curfailed his
road work, and bis health has benefited by
his discretion IN this respect. Russell ex
pected 10 travel only twenty weeks this
season. but hrs manage. Fred. Berger. quiz
etly routed him ahead twenty more. Whea
his first twenty was mp Russell was inclinei
10 keep on, so well had be done, and be
was pleasantly amazed 10 find that Berger
had taken time by the foreiock. Next sea
son. by the way. Russell will 90 back 10
"Edgewood Folks his first dramatic ven
ture, and the one for which be Is most
pleasantly remembered After lssS he viii
retire from the stage and settle down ia
Minneapolis with bis fslhsr-in-iaw. "0liver
Optic Adams. Adams and Russell are
real estate holders In Minneapolis Nesg
York sSlfa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
THECOLOR LINE AGAIN /.
>1ndst at Gasp wssbiagtsa Rss- De-
ulft s.'Ga.s9e fsiks Dr>s- fsFsss
-fks Casfss sasrds asss
had bEs<k

WkssIssteN. Nay a-TAs ses4on Of
Rev 7 DsNui Tslmsge. Of BrooxlyB. IN
the ariil enclosure al 5 s'eloek tbs after
aoon. sad tss dzsss parade Of ak bztislions
of iafantEy, ssrs TO eyeats to1sy II ooa-
aectioa sikh tns AsilaaAl drill Putty
sixnt tho0ssud people gase the eslshfstsd
pFeacher close attsltion f0F a. hocr. snd
load sppisgss Inaav times nafsed the
Rsuses HIS texts we're -fsfty Thousand
Watch Coaid Keep Rank" and Every
Oes Could sing ssonss a. a
Hairs BzezdfA and not Miss
The color Ice question croppso oat again
n t9cay exercises. When the bafIalioas
were icing fornset IN line for psF>de the
AisksouFx Soaghrous and Memphis
Zo1zyes followed by four other Southern
com paRies marched OF the field Captain
ssaTlss, OF the 5oethroas. said 'onigh that
an explanation vas 10 be found ia the tact
the Washington cadets eol0redi formed
part 0i the Washington baffaiion aud the
SIX companies retralned from joining IA
dress paFxte because of their presence. Cen
eral Ordsay af headquarters, says. how
ever, there i no truth II The companies
came on and when informed they were not
included ia the srsde they merely wheeled
sooct and ieft the field.
In the competitive drill yesterday, the
Custer Guards of Grand Rapids. Michigan.
sssie good showing. bur were not rated
high enough 10 win prize. In the manual.
however. their performance vas excellent
and they performed the difficult feat Of
lying down 10 IRE admirably. But when
they arose. one man lost his helmet and
their movements were so slow that they
lost more points than they had made in
lying down. Then in doubling into line
they made bad break. One man fell
down and two or three others stumbled
over him, making confusion in the ranks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
CLOSING THE DIVES
rasso TO MAKE eorasz e0ou
Asw sefs . Gfevefsrt aesfs ha,s
osofs 6e@s fesesss aessef q sztsf
sea fhiess ft~sea > M&ses
EtsHttls aea<s tlasnts<

ksw 1oKx MAJ s3.~Fbis has heea ons
81 ths uaess rsusrkssls saaesKs ia ths his
sory q ihs metropolis ~ qaeFsst q .
eeassFy. Nes 1srk has always beea fFe-
VERBALLY qaies Ga sammer SandAys bas 10
dsy tAe great eity Is Ike . gssstgafa
Every BODY seems - bsxs gone oas 1t tor a.
Esrly thls meFninE tas ssFrsss sirest osrs
and Z. Rad sfklns we're losle1 vith nea
going "a Jersey cgy. liroek,yn. Hsbaken
AID s1baroaa cities Ssih tie ase~ed par
pose Of getting cocktails Aayer iie~ik -
boasd 10 maze Aex ) oik sipariisaseNs clty
II sas 50 snasseg sighi 10 SD ttis oa1nirssfs
snd faors n0toTieus neu about towA SAa-
deriag aboal the city a. "a ail1iess leae~
some way 90 Saturday nlKht- Every oae
OF the additionally gsy and intaiaoass re-
sorts were closed. Harry Hills Ehostfe
Theodore Aliens. Mabille. Baie AcciofS :
ArmorT hail kosieF & bial's garden, Ton
G0aids ssns Souci. Ihesss AiAsuors. aud
dozen ether resorts which foF yeats have
been ike museums of hoenuo0sness foF
residents and tourists 10 visit. were DARK
aud shut The establishments of hos,sf a
Bal and fhelss represent "a invested ea1i-
tai Of $4,000, nna<Ted worthless ~
Hegitl's rigid Enforcement ot the Laws
According Ia a new statute. u resis With
him 70 issue licenses Tor Amusement resorts
aud he need give 10 reason for ref4sz =
There is no appeal from his decisions.
What shall you do abogt these places
was asked OF the Mayor.
'0noe bad siwsys bad. is the rule shall
invariably apply. he emphalicslly replied
land / mean both the rascals and their
places. A stock company has been formed
20 reopen Roster 4 Balls. and ostenslbiy
neither Roster nor Biai IL Ia H. but ! shall
refuse 10 license that place 10 an3 body
Neither well l issue a license Ia Harry
Hill. The. Allen. or any OF those cnsps Tor
ne y premises. They are going 10 BE totally
abolished out Of the amusement neid While
| am in Office. Ny successor ssil a. least
have no excuse for not keeping the ground
clean. for | snail leave IL 90. of course
cannot be reelected. / only came out OF
Congress for this two years JOB. aud sbkil
doubtless return 10 National politics. II
am wanted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
FOUGHT LIKE A TIGER
- >sls~e - isss z~ss ftasais.s - Ass~s Es
-kss fi.s t~seasF @e1 tAe<s.ea ~
Carve fs.s Dea4as <fsss a..
0e1 t4@sg1ssnals.

Ass fask Aas - T,nasAs Wk@s<a.
she ~ss ssenisd as s~sazass s.ss1i xf.s<
esssssns ths liaeof ssnss ~ Ne . t4esksaa.
-. died Fseassass. Hssss2i e...s ssss 4.sas
= "a iniss,ipee sa0 lss<leie1s ~.s ~.
i.afassd successfully h ~. ke<ns Tee
eaenas - siss sntee iaaa wess elsse1 and
Aaise sessniea iikosf - fsexef ssf<n ~,
sten1iis sei "a and kilied h,tz. B<tll<s <nfs.
Asf f1sfola ea14 = a IsIeI nos.4s -.
ekszlilsE enh sn assistant a. n1xs a.
saselsss v halau = A.lAsr saa nssl..e. xer<
a.srs Al.a snsn ihss io4ad oas slls ot.e.x
~ ths t'efatf uurenszs Rlsif tnss fses&s
sEea - thnsN htm oaf II tAs wiaAax snd
rui hisn 40 sllh isis eva inetr1l1enls Iss
deputy osnonef ~enl ga ~itt as ,,rep.fs,
flens. aiisi seliinR shs n n<.sas IA Ia = -
essnal,e-iea - l&s a. hs taeIs. s&s .ns Ne
etse1llon O. tue s1arsals. v hes 1l Haeala
fsres tAs sasFeIitif ilum liss - ~. el.sf<
the beos ssk. she trouols ls<sn NAalsn .
tsgisss slt4nks1 ths aoosaf sifs Asxx<
stsck. and Ahslsn yaNnfsr hrpsisF fals<d
nas retossl, painted D ~ tne asstol. sad
sola him thai II hs toDehea iae ace. .bn1
ia ~oase MAKE sisks ous at b.1
b<sds sslh builelk "a lac atmosphere "a.
getting alioEetbof too serm fsl . aan 81
pes6s. Df. hsFola sieke1 - his insls4-
meats aud went ont soassv hes Fs5ndiy. fol~
loves ~ tie oanlbsns4 eufss of ths sntirs
lenement-hoas<. lif hesola G.ld 14pl.
oopeisna of the Casf.s< &zra<s Station
81 he wss IA which ha lad sr<n ne~tsa.
snd ASKED for psoiesilaA. Iianu< orieess
seFs detailed 10 kesp the Nhelens
psecefui While the asctof vent ga vie
hs Nofk. Thers sss a vic cry fsom
tss tsiasmcni-honss shen ths on
GERS appeared. aud fhsy we're snei
by threats al death i they sho1id A. inlo
lhs house. danger A. vhat poilorsnsn
sesrn iof, and ~ they went fallovea bt
the aociof and hst assistant NhcnesaF The
officers sss bead they pal Il QUICKLY cut
al tse Nsf. The hardest i.cr<on a. fubdas
sas the dead MANS father. otaf ~ xn<fs
old, wbo ioaphf iiks a tiger ana eosl1 not
leave TIE room xaleFf tie hoaf Nak aufH
the tbfee officers c0nlbined sna naFfiea BIN
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

tk4<1tss. u tst ttAt@sss eskAAa.
ACRLEv. May 81. +. Tnurkow. Jne of
the leading business men OF this village.
has completed his new store and Is moving
ia. IL is one OF the finest general stores in
Northern Michigan. and an ornament to
the town. Speaking of ornaments, after
Mr. Thurko had finished his store, which
Is In the North ent Of the village, Nelson
Pike moved a barn TO Ma;n-st.. next TO Lon
Pelton's in the south end. aud will finish it
OIL for . doctors Office The people are not
proud Of the barn the small boys threaten
20 blow II up with dynarits and Mr.. Pike
Is compelled 10 sit up nights and guard his
properly.
One OF Morley's features-and one. too, of
which il IS justly proud-is the Ladies' Cor
net Band. It's members are considered the
best looking girls IN the State and they can
blow . horn with any band in the state.
They furnish the music for Memorial Day,
which viii be appropriately celebrated here
tomorrow.
W. .. Ball, the popular grocer. has moved
into the store just vacated by J. Z. Thur
kOW
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

AEs rezx. Asy &-lrhe bal'ssnx ecea-
pssd ~ she SsE Xorx. Lxks Erls s WssE-
era Railroad - a spiseheass on Sersh
fiith-sf-s snsbarg. sas totally d.
skroysd bT are saturday uixht, toxsxAsr
sifn shoat IDooe bzfrsls stored II the
Ysris - L Il Fzsmers eoopsraxs ssts5-
141Hent. fae areuss1 shile still k1foxlax
<sfer Ca t1e f1lGs al 10 IBIS aftsruooa
ssfe t1rPrisssi % ses azzies sko3s eat Of
Palmer cooper sLop and f1e sassre ba ID
lnk and hsyelasyes < Ei1sFs slaals al
lll1inz ware conssasd t1e fsroe oa Azn
~ TIE oatbzsa< "a ths are bsinz COO siaall
q h91dis e Nalchas4n Jan4s Ds4fy. of
he IRA eepof las n.st beea seen ssnfe sae
ofs tt = r~poEsei tAst * re- catered Ihs
laiidiDk alter giving lhs assrul. aaa nay
hase perisbsc. Bota 81 fbe baii.fings
banned beloaged 90 Hagensyer 4 Eissrr
= 10 bear The bunisu Of tae los. The total
soss sl1 nTob4bly reach Szb5 o0, faiis IN
sare,t RzlEiek Traverse nEealan u eag8ns
10. y. vas 5s-ly talgrest ~ fsiiiag Wal.
snd The snslas Uas demolished fA- police
oei.eye both ilses we're VI incsldisry origin,
and are investigating
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
Always Spelling for . Fight.

The Detroit Ereai,ag Joarnai IN the course
of well written column on the musicians
of that city. has thus 10 say Of q former
resident of the Valley City:
Jaroslas de Zielinski could write count
before bis name If be wanted to. By birth
he is Pole and as a natural result. is al
ways spelling for a fght-not an actual
hammer-and- -tongs physical fight, of conrse,
but an intellectual scrimmage, either oral
or written, according 10 the adversary 3
caoice. Zielinski viii fight anything or
anybody. and when he sharpens up his
meat AK and takes to the war path. the OPP
position secure their scalps with skate
straps before Drawing the onset. Notvith-
standing ZielinskPs turbulence be is with
out doubt the most progressive musician in
Detroit. IL a new musical idea is evolved
somewhere at the other side OF the world.
Zielinski knows about Il almost as soon
Rs its author. II new musical work il
published in London, Zie.iDsE has n copy
of it before the first eiisi0n is of the press
lie Is brilliant pianist and might be .
great one IL ne took more trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
0orernment contraer..

Contracts for furnishing materials for the
harbor Improvements Of the hsrbors al
Black Lake. White River and esugatuck
under the supervision Of Captzin Lock
wood. Government Engineer. have been
awarded ss follows:
Ssngstuck--For loo cords brush. TO Isaec
r. Geer, Msuistee. 81 $50 per card: for
Isl 900 feet white pine timber. Stephen
Bedford. at 1880 per 1000. Mr.. Bedford
will also furnish s.5o0 feet Of Norwsv pine
piles a. i3 eeuts per linesl foot, and 557
cords Of stone ct 3 per cord KELLEY. Mans
a Co. Chicago. 80 100 pounds Of dr3ft bolts
at - cents per pound. stephen Bedford
200 feet white pine timber ~ s1e20 per
1000 Isaac r. Geer. I55 cords edEings At
- 3 per cord. stephen Bedford, 1909
feet of Lumber 81 <ia per 1908, ard go
feet Of plank si SIS 81 per 1000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

NEW YoaK. May 9.-District Assembly v
70. K. os l., which embraces the employees
of the stree, car companies in this city and
Brooklyn, recently promised moral and
financial support to their striking brethren
in Indianapolis. aud also promised ''other
support II necessary" The indianapolis
strike threatens TO extend to Cleveland,
and "a Mr.. Tom Johnson. the Great West
ern horse car railroad organizer. Is identi-
fed with the Cleveland lines, and director
Of the Park ave. line OF Brooklyn. the
other support may take the shape OF O
tie-up on the Jonnsou Brooklyn property,
IN the event Of the Cleveland strike going
sgsin.t the Knights of Labor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
Wandered III. Brother.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May % Wallace Chris-
tan. Of Fishersi.ls. Ind. confessed on his
dsathbed recently, that be had murdered
his brother fifteen years ago Tor the sake o:
the property they had jointly accumulated.
and ogried the body under the hearth OF
their residence The remains OF the MR..
tlered brother were found yesterday aud
buried beside the grave of Wallace The
crime was never suspected. "a Wallsce hsd
gwen out thai Isaac hsd gone to Florida,
aud the conplets veriica'ion OF the con :
fsssian bss caused great excitement: in
FIsbargite.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

sra &esrp<rss
8 r8el4 Msna Asss Ths assei -
81 sks zaanassrs - shs foaes - tks AaFth-
~ea tAsf wss ~ hses lsea bssa Is flhHsee
las. Las hs&a tessf.aass un1ll lsass
fse. fhs sssmssi pezeeas # ti.is nsesleg
i IS Ffsesst 4 lzselas&. ~ slErezlsee5
aessk 81 tss harlheesl4rn fssiski RsFsse.
fas presses As,aF sna eFzin fstsz n<ssssn
81 fsal snd Miaaessalis hsge aeea driFen
aswa - 7te 1es hanasxs poana4 4t.s
Efxat taiAE ie8tsa nos i I1si tts fktst a.
s,aexoAsaaiss ffesa t8siuska aaa ~ feai
sal ainneapelis uin te Feaaoea 8sosn ts
- - sssr cess1 nossis ~ tas nes 4it4es hsss
tAssaieus5 shls a hiit 90 ths elhef Aana
tAs 4 @3akss 4 - Fssi has Eifea notice
Rat ualezs tht E0fiinEtoa 4 North.
srn hsisgss3d fetorasa - 1lkher F4te< 4lsaa
f1sse noN ia fsros Il wsH esDmeaoe cut
lag rates pei eseA Nhiosko ADa souno.i
biafis- tf eonsss the Ats~nakee i llshie
~ ~ fsFs ssrsaes.F ioiaFe1 ~ lls DNsfness
IN tie Aorthvesl - fals e1t. bat Il u secs
IL IL feisliaie by ctssinE - a proposes De
fse1n ChsosEo ana ceuacll hlets 4 vili
eAuse seTy serloas loss - The karileFl1n
proprr. There ere those 40 think ths
Consequences slil appear - the managers
50 sslioas thai they ~ii hesitate aad con
cleas that Il i better - sfoid = saE thei
would certainly reseit "a such ss1eus
kaeaner On al raiiF0sa Interests "a Tie
Aertl west. Ii must ia admitted, however.
that the Indications lsoinl ~ saf.
Il Il evident tie Burlington proper docs
nos propose 70 interfere sith the haFliae-
ton 4 Northern 10 enable The Mil~sukes 4
81 Paul 90 take the cream 81 the AoFsh-
western business. II is asserted that Tia
Aliwankee q ~. PAU, by tie indiscrsnli-
nate Issue of milling IN transit of1ers at
&c. rate for grain and feuf fiem kinnespo-
is 20 Chicago, f0ned the Darlington a
Northern 10 take the independent action Il
dsd, as Il could not sEssd to charge q higher
rate than that al which business ~ss taken
on milling ia transit orders. Is certainly
looks - though TIE fsght would SO fore ara.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

Bosrox. May 2e.-Wm. 0'Br:sn arsived
at l045 this morning from Montreal over
the Boston & Lowell railway great
crowd was at the depot awaiting his arrival
and when ne aud Kilbrids appeared there
vas great cheering. The police with
difficulty forced q passage through the
crowd for the visitors. Mr.. 0'Bfien was
too weak to respond 20 loud demands for
speech, and went a. once to the Parker
House. lie looked iii and has evidently
suffered good deal from his treatment in
f,anetss
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
A KENTUCKY THIEF.

An oseasbsss tirm Robbed OF $50. 600 In
Checks by an Empioye-
EysssuILE. Ind. May 29.-- Owens
boro. ny. the arm Of MeJohngton & Co.
sent young man 10 the post Office Tor their
mail few days ago. Tie said he forgot the
hey In the mail box and reported IL lost.
A few Gays latter the frni received letter
ffon Livermore merchant asking for .
receipt for check for 5000 whien they
had sent. Immediately following came
more inquiries for receipts and an investi-
CATION developed the fact that the firm had
been systslnaricsliy robbed Of sums are.
eating SO 90 IN cDecks. cash. drafts et
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

NV YoKK. Nav ss-iliehsrd Shors. who
became notorious some time ago Ia oonnec.
ton with the stabbias Of Captain pheisD ia
o Donovan RossA's offoe. has apssesla5 10
his fellow Fenians Tor financial aid. he
has been IN the skin and cancer hospital
for year and SAYS his lsmlly are destitute.
SnoT alleges that lkossa owes ham siaV
which Was sent 10 tie Ex-lshief II the
Frnian i;rothethooc for Short family ana
ackDoHl Led ia hik paper. and shs; liossa
kept the money Tor nis own use although
be knew that Shorts vile and child were
suffering with cold
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

sAE FRaScIsoo. May a. Hong III. the
Chinese servant who murdered his mistress.
Mrs. Biliow. Gu her farm al Aapa. aud tried
90 kill The whole family with rife has
been captured. lie defends bis conduct hy
charging criminal intimacy between the
murdered woman and the hired man. 81.
leging that the latter wanted 20 kiil him.
Toe story Is discredited. as such crimes BY
Chinese servants have becoms common.
The murderer is only ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

The ssa Rises In the Aasrssi4<ks Just the
same as tsu4i

Pk0srzcr Hoosk. \. T.. May zs.--The
frssident was quite disappointed over bis
poor days sport yesterday. Tie conditions
we're aniasoraols. and that probably ae-
counts Tor his failure to catch any tsh.
foday's promise for hns weather was full
nlled. the sun rising In the sky 0bscured
oaly BY light clouds. S0ns Of the Presi-
Dental party rose early. After breakfast
Presidents Cleveland walked around the
grounds and chatted with the guests OF the
hoiei- About > o'clock the Presidential
party joined The other guests In the general
dining room The ladies' went to the little
ehzpei not far from the hotel and held
slnging service for an hour, there being no
Clergyman here a present. she President
anlleIp Ipaies great sport tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30
EWCTED IRISH TENANTS.
Their Fnre to Philadelphia Paid by ths
British Government.

PHILADELPHIA, May %. = Eighty-four
evicted Irish tenants from County Mayo ar
rived here in the Scandinavia today and
were detained on board the vessel by the
authorities. il being charged that the British
government had paid their fare to this port
IL was said the British government had ar
ranged with evicted tenants TO have their
friends in America write letters asking them
to come here. and upon their agreeing to
come. the Government paid their fare to
evace the law. The matter will be further
investigated.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

sststs q. 80 tt.sassr. slassa-
Ana. May z9.-Homsr p Wsshnan. Of
Cascade, who was injured BY fail two
weeks sgc. died Fridav. sxqd = yesrs TIE
unersl was held this afternoon from his
late residence three miles scu-h Of this VI.
ieEp under The arsptcPs - Ads Iedzr %.
s>n e a A. n. 81 which he vas the "a or
shlpft1i Master. ard wss iaTzeis attended
Hiss Nancy King of tns village. died
Frttsr. sgei - veafs
n " greene is seira the Foundation
fer the Eix Robinson moaunsnt. The
nlonuEneut vii he cf shite 6rnnsa ssss sz,ss
,~.~ <f1a
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-30

The Board Of Public Works has awarded
msin in south Diyison-st. 70 James NJ.
Dernaott. for Pinch pipe - scents, for e-srch
raps = cents. for sinch pipe - cents psr
foot Turner-st. seusf 70 Jsrnes McDsrrootf
for s575 Hastinzs-st. Improvement II g.
Ff1nes for 81 1e1 bridge over ne West S6 6s
bic ditch % John Powers for s1l&